Irish in the Bowls
Bowl Records
Notre Dame Bowl Record
Won 13, Lost 9
Year Bowl Opponent W/L Score
1925 Rose (Jan. 1, 1925) Stanford W 27-10
1970 Cotton (Jan. 1, 1970) Texas L 17-21
1971 Cotton (Jan. 1, 1971) Texas W 24-11
1973 Orange (Jan. 1, 1973) Nebraska L 6-40
1973 Sugar (Dec. 31, 1973) Alabama W 24-23
1975 Orange (Jan. 1, 1975) Alabama W 13-11
1976 Gator (Dec. 27, 1976) Penn State W 20- 9
1978 Cotton (Jan. 2, 1978) Texas W 38-10
1979 Cotton (Jan. 1, 1979) Houston W 35-34
1981 Sugar (Jan. 1, 1981) Georgia L 10-17
1983 Liberty (Dec. 29, 1983) Boston Col W 19-18
1984 Aloha (Dec. 29, 1984) SMU L 20-27
1988 Cotton (Jan. 1, 1988) Texas A&M L 10-35
1989 Fiesta (Jan. 2, 1989) West Va W 34-21
1990 Orange (Jan. 1, 1990) Colorado W 21-6
1991 Orange (Jan. 1, 1991) Colorado L 9-10
1992 Sugar (Jan. 1, 1992) Florida W 39-28
1993 Cotton (Jan. 1, 1993) Texas A&M W 28-3
1994 Cotton (Jan. 1, 1994) Texas A&M W 24-21
1995 Fiesta (Jan. 2, 1995) Colorado L 24-41
1996 Orange (Jan. 1, 1996) Florida State L 26-31
1997 Independance(Dec.28, 1997)LSU L 9-27
All-Time Bowl Appearances
School No. W-L
1. Nebraska 28 (15-13)
2. Alabama 26 (16-9-1)
3. Penn State 25 (17-8)
4. Michigan 24 (9-15)
Ohio State 24 (9-15)
6. Tennessee 22 (15-7)
7. NOTRE DAME 21 (13-8)
USC 21 (13-8)
Texas 21 (7-14)
10. Brigham Young 20 (7-12-1)
Georgia 20 (8-10-2)
Bowl Wins
School Wins
1. Penn State 17
2. Alabama 16
3. Nebraska 15
Tennessee 15
5. Florida State 14
6. NOTRE DAME 13
USC 13
8. Oklahoma 12
9. Auburn 10
Washington 10
11. Arizona State 9
UCLA 9
Michigan 9
Bowl Win Percentage
To be ranked, schools must have a minimum of 10 bowl appearances.
School Pct. W-L
1. Syracuse .850 8-1-1
2. Florida State .763 14-4-1
3. Arizona State .750 9-3
4. Tennessee .682 15-7
5. Penn State .680 17-8
6. UCLA .678 9-4-1
7. Oklahoma .658 12-6-1
8. Alabama .634 16-9-1
9. Washington .625 10-6
10. NOTRE DAME .619 13-8
Bowl Summaries
1925 Rose Bowl
January 1, 1925
Notre Dame 27, Stanford 10
Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne and the famed Four Horsemen brought
a perfect 9-0 record to the West Coast to take on coach Pop Warner
and Ernie Nevers led Stanford. Notre Dame's victory earned the
Irish their first-ever national championship and the first of
three national crowns to come via bowl wins.
1970 Cotton Bowl
January 1, 1970
Texas 21, Notre Dame 17
Texas came in ranked first in both the Associated Press and United
Press International polls with a perfect 10-0 record. Notre Dame
stood eighth in the AP poll and ninth according to UPI with its
8-1-1 mark. Texas earned the national championship with its
victory, but Notre Dame moved up to fifth in the final AP poll
taken after the bowl games.
1971 Cotton Bowl
January 1, 1971
Notre Dame 24, Texas 11
Texas again came in ranked first in both the Associated Press and
United Press International polls with a 10-0 mark and 30-game
winning streak. Notre Dame stood 9-1 and was fifth in the UPI poll
and sixth according to the AP. The Notre Dame victory dropped
Texas to third in the final AP poll after the bowl games, while
Notre Dame moved up to second behind Nebraska.
1973 Orange Bowl
January 1, 1973
Nebraska 40, Notre Dame 6
Nebraska came in with an 8-2-1 record, ranked ninth according to
United Press International. Notre Dame, 8-2, came in ranked 12th
in the UPI poll. The Nebraska victory vaulted the Huskers to
fourth in the final AP poll after the bowls, while Notre Dame
dropped to 14th.
1973 Sugar Bowl
December 31, 1973
Notre Dame 24, Alabama 23
Alabama came in ranked first in both the Associated Press and
United Press International polls with an 11-0 record. Notre Dame
came in ranked third according to AP and fourth in the UPI poll
with a 10-0 record. The Notre Dame victory left the Irish first in
the AP poll after the bowls, while Alabama dropped to fourth.
1975 Orange Bowl
January 1, 1975
Notre Dame 13, Alabama 11
Alabama came in ranked first in the United Press International
poll and second in the Associated Press poll with its 11-0 record.
Notre Dame came in standing eighth in the UPI poll and ninth
according to AP with its 9-2 record. The Notre Dame victory left
Notre Dame sixth and Alabama fifth in the AP poll after the bowls.
UPI also took its final tabulation after the bowl games for the
first time and rated Alabama second and Notre Dame fourth.
1976 Gator Bowl
December 27, 1976
Notre Dame 20, Penn State 9
Penn State came in tied for 20th in the polls with a 7-4 record.
Notre Dame came in 13th in the United Press International poll and
15th in the Associated Press poll with an 8-3 record. The Notre
Dame victory left the Irish 12th in both the final AP and UPI
polls after the bowl games.
1978 Cotton Bowl
January 2, 1978
Notre Dame 38, Texas 10
Texas came in ranked first in both the Associated Press and United
Press International polls with its perfect 11-0 record. Notre Dame
came in ranked fifth by both AP and UPI with a 10-1 record. The
Notre Dame victory elevated the Irish to first in both the AP and
UPI polls taken after the bowls, while Texas dropped to fourth in
AP and fifth in UPI.
1979 Cotton Bowl
January 1, 1979
Notre Dame 35, Houston 34
Houston came in ranked ninth according to the Associated Press and
11th according to United Press International with a 9-2 record.
Notre Dame came in ranked ninth according to UPI and 10th
according to AP with an 8-3 record. The Notre Dame victory left
the Irish sixth in UPI and seventh in AP, while Houston dropped to
10th in AP and remained 11th in UPI.
1981 Sugar Bowl
January 1, 1981
Georgia 17, Notre Dame 10
Georgia came in ranked first in both the Associate Press and
United Press International polls with a perfect 11-0 record. Notre
Dame came in seventh in AP and eighth in UPI with a 9-1-1 record.
The Georgia victory kept the Bulldogs first in both polls, while
Notre Dame dropped to ninth in AP and 10th in UPI.
1983 Liberty Bowl
December 29, 1983
Notre Dame 19, Boston College 18
Boston College came in ranked 12th according to United Press
International and 13th according to the Associated Press with a
9-2 record. Notre Dame came in unranked with a 6-5 record. The
Notre Dame victory dropped the Eagles to 19th in AP and 20th in
UPI, while Notre Dame remained unranked. The Irish, however, did
finish 18th in the final New York Times computer rankings.
1984 Aloha Bowl
December 29, 1984
SMU 27, Notre Dame 20
SMU came in ranked 10th according to both the Associated Press and
United Press International with a 9-2 record. Notre Dame came in
ranked 17th by AP and 18th by UPI with a 7-4 record. The SMU
victory boosted the Mustangs to eighth in both final wire service
polls, while Notre Dame dropped out of both polls.
1988 Cotton Bowl
January 1, 1988
Texas A&M 35, Notre Dame 10
Texas A&M came in ranked 13th according to both the Associated
Press and United Press International with a 9-2 record. Notre Dame
came in ranked 12th by AP and 14th by UPI with an 8-3 record. The
Texas A&M;victory boosted the Aggies to ninth in the final UPI
polls and 10th according to AP. Notre Dame fell to 17th in the
final AP poll and dropped out of the UPI rankings completely.
1989 Fiesta Bowl
January 2, 1989
Notre Dame 34, West Virginia 21
West Virginia came in ranked third according to both the
Associated Press and United Press International with an 11-0
record. Notre Dame came in ranked first by both AP and UPI with an
11-0 record. The Notre Dame victory left the Irish atop both polls
in the final rankings. West Virginia dropped to fifth in both
final polls.
1990 Orange Bowl
January 1, 1990
Notre Dame 21, Colorado 6
Colorado came in ranked first in both the Associated Press and
United Press International polls with its perfect 11-0 record.
Notre Dame came in ranked fourth in both polls with an 11-1
record. The Notre Dame victory boosted the Irish to second in the
final AP poll and third according to UPI. Colorado dropped to
fourth in both polls.
1991 Orange Bowl
January 1, 1991
Colorado 10, Notre Dame 9
Colorado came in ranked first in both the Associated Press and
United Press International polls with its 10-1-1 record. Notre
Dame came in ranked fifth by AP and sixth by UPI with a 9-2
record. The Colorado victory left the Buffs first according to AP
and second by UPI. Notre Dame finished sixth in both polls.
1992 Sugar Bowl
January 1, 1992
Notre Dame 39, Florida 28
Florida came in ranked third according to the Associated Press and
fourth according to USA Today/CNN with a 10-1 record. Notre Dame
came in ranked 18th in both polls with a 9-3 record. The Notre
Dame victory left the Gators seventh according to AP and eighth by
USA Today/CNN. The Irish finished 12th according to USA Today/CNN
and 13th by AP.
1993 Cotton Bowl
January 1, 1993
Notre Dame 28, Texas A &M 3
Texas A & M came in ranked third by USA Today/CNN and fourth by the
Associated Press with a 12-0 record. Notre Dame came in ranked
fifth in both polls with a 9-1-1 mark. The Irish victory put them
fourth in the final polls and placed the Aggies sixth according to
USA Today/CNN and seventh by AP.
1994 Cotton Bowl
January 1, 1994
Notre Dame 24, Texas A &;M 21
Texas A & M came in ranked sixth by USA Today/CNN and seventh by
the Associated Press with a 10-1 record. Notre Dame came in rated
fourth by both Associated Press and USA Today/CNN with a 10-1
mark. The Notre Dame victory pushed the Irish to second in both
polls. The Aggies dropped to eighth in both polls.
1995 Fiesta Bowl
January 2, 1995
Colorado 41, Notre Dame 24
Colorado came in ranked fourth by the Associated Press and fifth by USA Today/CNN with a 10-1 record. Notre Dame came in unranked with a 6-4-1 record. The Colorado victory left the Buffs third in both polls, while Notre Dame remained unranked.
1996 Orange Bowl
January 1, 1996
Florida State 31, Notre Dame 26
Florida State came in ranked eighth by both the Associated Press and USA Today/CNN with a 9-2 record. Notre Dame came in with a 9-2 mark and was ranked sixth by AP and ninth in USA Today/CNN. The victory by Florida State put the Seminoles fourth in the final AP poll and fifth in USA Today/CNN. Notre Dame finished 11th in AP and 13th in the USA Today/CNN.
1997 Independence Bowl
December 28, 1997
LSU 27, Notre Dame 9
LSU came in ranked 15th by both the Associated Press and USA Today/ESPN with an 8-3 record. Notre Dame came into the contest with a 7-5 mark and was unranked. The victory by LSU gave the Tigers a final ranking of 13th in both the AP and USA Today/ESPN poll.
Bowl Records
Individual
Rushing
Rushing Attempts: 28, Allen Pinkett (111 yards) vs. Boston College, '83 Liberty
Rushing Yards: 150, Jerome Bettis (16 attempts) vs. Florida, '92 Sugar
Rushing Yards Per Attempt (min. 10 attempts): 9.4, Jerome Bettis (16 for 150) vs.
Florida, '92 Sugar
Rushing Touchdowns: 3, Jerome Bettis vs. Florida, '92 Sugar
Longest Rush: 49, Jerome Bettis vs. Florida, '92 Sugar
Passing
Pass Attempts: 34, Joe Montana (completed 13) vs. Houston, '79 Cotton; Ron Powlus
(completed 18) vs. Colorado, '95 Fiesta
Pass Completions: 18, Ron Powlus (attempted 34) vs. Colorado, '95 Fiesta
Completion Percentage (min. 10 attempts): .737, Rick Mirer (14 of 19) vs.
Florida, '92 Sugar
Passing Yards: 259, Ron Powlus (18 of 34) vs. Colorado, '95 Fiesta
Most Yards Per Attempt: 19.4, Tony Rice vs. West Virginia (11 for 213),
'89 Fiesta Bowl
Most Yards Per Completion: 30.4, Tony Rice vs. West Virginia (7 for 213),
'89 Fiesta Bowl
Passes Had Intercepted: 4, Joe Montana vs. Houston, '79 Cotton
Touchdown Passes: 3, Ron Powlus vs. Colorado, '95 Fiesta; Thomas Krug vs.
Florida State, '96 Orange
Receiving
Pass Receptions: 7, Tony Smith (75 yards) vs. Florida, '92 Sugar
Pass Reception Yards: 112, Tom Gatewood (6 receptions) vs. Texas, '70 Cotton
Touchdown Receptions: 2, Derrick Mayes vs. Colorado, '95 Fiesta;
Derrick Mayes vs. Florida State, '96 Orange
Longest Pass: 60, Joe Theismann to Jim Yoder vs. Texas, '71 Cotton
Total Offense
Total Offense Attempts: 49, Ron Powlus (271 yards) vs. Colorado, '95 Fiesta
Total Offense Yards: 288, Tony Rice (24 attempts) vs. West Virginia, '89 Fiesta
Scoring
Points: 18, Elmer Layden (3 TDs) vs. Stanford, '25 Rose; Vagas Ferguson
(3 TDs) vs. Texas, '77 Cotton; Jerome Bettis (3TDs) vs. Florida,
'92 Sugar; Bettis (3 TDs) vs. Texas A & M, '93 Cotton
Touchdowns: 3, Elmer Layden vs. Stanford, '25 Rose; Vagas Ferguson vs. Texas,
'77 Cotton; Jerome Bettis vs. Florida, '92 Sugar Bowl; Bettis vs.
Texas A & M, '93 Cotton.
Kicking Points: 9, Scott Cengia vs. LSU (3 FG's), '97 Independence Bowl
8, Dave Reeve vs. Penn State (2 FGs, 2 PATs),
'76 Gator, vs. Texas (1 FG, 5 PATs), '78 Cotton;
John Carney vs. SMU (2 FGs, 2 PATs), '84 Aloha
Extra Points: 5, Dave Reeve vs. Texas, '78 Cotton
Field Goals: 3, Scott Cengia vs. LSU (3 FG's);
2, Dave Reeve vs. Penn State, '76 Gator;
John Carney vs. SMU '84 Aloha '84 Aloha
Longest Field Goal: 51, John Carney vs. SMU, '84 Aloha
Defense
Mst Unassisted Tackles: 18, Rod Smith vs. Florida, '92 Sugar
Most Assisted Tackles: 9, Jay Case vs. Houston, '79 Cotton
Most Total Tackles: 18, Rod Smith vs. Florida, '92 Sugar
Interceptions
Interceptions: 2, Elmer Layden (148 yards) vs. Stanford, '25 Rose
Interception Yards: 148, Elmer Layden (2 returns) vs. Stanford, '25 Rose
Longest Interception: 78, Elmer Layden vs. Stanford, '25 Rose
Punt Returns
Punt Returns: 4, Dave Waymer (15 yards) vs. Houston, '79 Cotton;
Joe Howard (42 yards) vs SMU, '84 Aloha; Raghib Ismail (68 yards) vs. Colorado,
'91 Orange
Punt Return Yards: 68, Raghib Ismail (4 returns) vs. Colorado, '91 Orange
Longest Punt Return: 33, Steve Cichy (1 return) vs. Houston, '79 Cotton
Kickoff Returns
Kickoff Returns: 6, Tim Brown (129 yards) vs. Texas A&M, '88 Cotton
Kickoff Return Yards: 144, Clint Johnson (5 returns) vs. Florida, '92 Sugar
Longest Kickoff Return: 93, Al Hunter vs. Alabama, '73 Sugar
Punting
Punts: 8, Jim Yoder (366 yards) vs. Texas, '71 Cotton
Punting Average: 48.5, Elmer Layden vs. Stanford, '25 Rose
Longest Punt: 80, Elmer Layden vs. Stanford, '25 Rose
Career
Rushing
Rushing Attempts: 52, Allen Pinkett (247 yards) in '83 Liberty, '84 Aloha
Rushing Yards: 252, Jerome Bettis (39 attempts) in '91 Orange, '92 Sugar,
'93 Cotton Rushing Yards Per Attempt (min. 20 attempts): 4.5, Tony Rice
(28 for 128) in '88 Cotton, '89 Fiesta, '90 Orange
Rushing Touchdowns: 5, Jerome Bettis in '91 Orange, '92 Sugar, '93 Cotton
Passing
Pass Attempts: 66, Rick Mirer (completed 35) in '91 Orange,
'92 Sugar, '93 Cotton
Pass Completions: 35, Rick Mirer (attempted 66) in '91 Orange, '92 Sugar,
'93 Cotton
Completion Percentage (min. 20 attempts): .605, Joe Theismann (26 of 43)
in '70 Cotton, 71 Cotton
Passing Yards: 414, Rick Mirer (35 of 66) in '91 Orange, '92 Sugar, '93 Cotton
Passes Had Intercepted: 5, Joe Montana in '78 Cotton, '79 Cotton
Touchdown Passes: 4, Rick Mirer in '91 Orange, '92 Sugar, '93 Cotton
Receiving
Pass Receptions: 12, Derrick Mayes (216 yards) in '93 Cotton, '94 Cotton,
'95 Fiesta, '96 Orange
Pass Reception Yards: 155, Tom Gatewood (8 receptions) in '70 Cotton, '71 Cotton
Touchdown Receptions: 4, Derrick Mayes in '93 Cotton, '94 Cotton, '95 Fiesta, '96 Orange
Total Offense
Total Offense Attempts: 91, Rick Mirer (437 yards) in '91 Orange, '92 Sugar,'93 Cotton
Total Offense Yards: 477, Joe Theismann (72 attempts) in '70 Cotton, '71 Cotton
Scoring
Points: 36, Jerome Bettis (6 TDs) in '92 Sugar, '93 Cotton
Touchdowns: 6, Jerome Bettis in '91 Orange, '92 Sugar, '93 Cotton
Kicking Points: 20, Scott Cengia (5 FGs 5 PATs) in '95 Fiesta,
'96 Orange, '97 Independence;
17, Dave Reeve (3 FGs, 8 PATs) in '75 Orange, '76 Gator, '78 Cotton
Extra Points: 11, Dave Reeve in '75 Orange, '76 Gator, '78 Cotton
Field Goals: 5, Scott Cengia Dave Reeve in '75 Orange, '76 Gator, '78 Cotton
Returns
Interceptions: 2, Elmer Layden (148 yards) in '25 Rose; Reggie Barnett
(10 yards) in '73 Orange, '73 Sugar, '75 Orange; Pat Terrell (0 yards)
in '88 Cotton, '89 Fiesta, '90 Orange
Interception Yards: 148, Elmer Layden (2 returns) in '25 Rose
Punt Returns: 4, Dave Waymer (15 yards) in '76 Gator, '78 Cotton,
'79 Cotton; Joe Howard (42 yards) in '83 Liberty, '84 Aloha; Raghib Ismail
(68 yards) in '91 Orange
Punt Return Yards: 68, Raghib Ismail (4 returns) in '91 Orange
Kickoff Returns: 8, Tim Brown (217 yards) in '84 Aloha, '88 Cotton;
Clint Johnson (203 yards) in '92 Sugar, '94 Cotton
Kickoff Return Yards: 217, Tim Brown (8 returns) in '84 Aloha, '88 Cotton
Punting
Punts: 12, Craig Hentrich (509 yards) in '90 Orange, '91 Orange,
'92 Sugar, '93 Cotton
Punting Average: 48.5, Elmer Layden in '25 Rose
Opponent Individual
Rushing
Rushing Attempts: 36, Herschel Walker (150 yards), Georgia, '81 Sugar
Rushing Yards: 164, Eddie Phillips (23 attempts), Texas, '71 Cotton
Rushing Yards Per Attempt (min. 10 attempts)-7.8, Eddie Phillips (23 for 164),
Texas, '71 Cotton
Rushing Touchdowns: 3, Johnny Rodgers, Nebraska, '73 Orange; Rashaan Salaam,
Colorado, '95 Fiesta
Longest Rush: 43, Steve Worster, Texas, '70 Cotton
Passing
Pass Attempts: 58, Shane Matthews (completed 28), Florida, '92 Sugar
Pass Completions: 28, Shane Matthews (attempted 58), Florida, '92 Sugar
Completion Percentage (min. 10 attempts): .684, David Humm (13 of 19),
Nebraska, '73 Orange
Passing Yards: 370, Shane Matthews (28 of 58), Florida, '92 Sugar
Passes Had Intercepted: 3, Randy McEachern, Texas, '78 Cotton
Touchdown Passes: 4, Danny Kanell, Florida State, '96 Orange
Receiving
Pass Reception: 8, Willie Jackson (148 yards), Florida, '92 Sugar
Pass Reception Yards: 148, Willie Jackson (8 receptions), Florida, '92 Sugar
Touchdown Receptions: 3, Andre Cooper, Florida State, '96 Orange
Longest Pass: 52, Johnny Rodgers to Frosty Anderson, Nebraska, '73 Orange
Total Offense
Total Offense Attempts: 65, Shane Matthews (397 yards), Florida, '92 Sugar
Total Offense Yards: 397, Shane Matthews (65 attempts), Florida, '92 Sugar
Scoring
Points: 24, Johnny Rodgers (4 TDs), Nebraska, '73 Orange
Touchdowns: 4, Johnny Rodgers, Nebraska, '73 Orange
Kicking Points: 16, Arden Czyzewski (5 FGs, 1 PAT), Florida, '92 Sugar
Extra Points: 5, Neil Voskeritchian, Colorado, '95 Fiesta
Field Goals: 5, Arden Czyzewski, Florida, '92 Sugar
Longest Field Goal: 47, Brandy Brownlee, SMU, '84 Aloha
Interceptions
Interceptions: 2, Scott Woerner (19 yards), Georgia, '81 Sugar;
Greg Thomas (23 yards), Colorado, '91 Orange
Interception Yards: 25, Kenny Hatfield (1 return), Houston, '79 Cotton
Longest Interception: 25, Kenny Hatfield, Houston, '79 Cotton
Punt Returns
Punt Returns: 5, Willie Shelby (34 yards), Alabama, '75 Orange
Punt Return Yards: 52, Dee Feaster, Florida State, '96 Orange
Longest Punt Return: 41, Dee Feaster, Florida State, '96 Orange
Kickoff Returns
Kickoff Returns: 6, Eugene Napoleon, West Virginia, '89 Fiesta
Kickoff Return Yards: 107, Eugene Napoleon, West Virginia, '89 Fiesta
Longest Kickoff Return: 35, Cobby Morrison, SMU, '84 Aloha;
Dave McCloughan, Colorado, '91 Orange
Punting
Punts: 11, Mark Malkiewicz (424 yards), Georgia, '81 Sugar
Punting Average: 46.3, Greg Gantt (6 for 278), Alabama, '73 Sugar
Longest Punt: 69, Greg Gantt, Alabama, '73 Sugar
Team
First Downs: 28 vs. Texas A & M, '93 Cotton
Rushing Attempts: 66 vs. Alabama (185 yards), '75 Orange
Rushing Yards: 290 vs. Texas A & M (64 attempts), '93 Sugar
Pass Attempts: 37 vs. Houston (completed 13), '79 Cotton
Pass Completions: 18 vs. Colorado (attempted 35), '95 Fiesta
Completion Percentage (min. 10 attempts):
.737 vs. Florida (14 of 19), '92 Sugar
Passing Yards: 259 vs. Colorado (18 of 35), '95 Fiesta
Passes Had Intercepted: 4 vs. Houston, '79 Cotton
Touchdown Passes: 3 vs. Colorado, '95 Fiesta; Florida State, '96 Orange.
Total Offense Attempts: 85 vs. Texas (399 yards), '78 Cotton
Total Offense Yards: 455 vs. West Virginia (70 attempts), '89 Fiesta
Fumbles Lost: 3 vs. Alabama, '73 Sugar; vs. Houston, '79 Cotton
Total Turnovers: 7 vs. Houston (4 interceptions, 3 fumbles), '79 Cotton
Opponent Team
First Downs: 30 by Nebraska, '73 Orange
Rushing Attempts: 67 by Texas (331 yards), '70 Cotton
Rushing Yards: 331 by Texas (67 yards), '70 Cotton
Pass Attempts: 58 by Florida (completed 28), '92 Sugar
Pass Completions: 28 by Florida (completed 58), '92 Sugar
Completion Percentage (min. 10 attempts): .706 by Stanford (12 of 17), '25 Rose
Passing Yards: 370 by Florida (28 of 58), '92 Sugar
Passes Had Intercepted: 5 by Stanford, '25 Rose
Touchdown Passes: 4 by Florida State, '96 Orange
Total Offense Attempts: 91 by Florida (511 yards), '92 Sugar
Total Offense Yards: 560 by Nebraska (90 attempts), '73 Orange
Fumbles Lost: 5 by Texas, '71 Cotton
Total Turnovers: 8 by Stanford (5 interceptions, 3 fumbles), '25 Rose
